FreeSpace
1.0.4
Programming by: John Monemi
Icons by: RJ Matthews

© Mac Unicorn Software
Website: http://www.macunicorn.com
E-mail: support@macunicorn.com

Mac Unicorn Software
FreeSpace is brought to you by Mac Unicorn Software.

For more handy-dandy utilities such as Turbo Internet or for our award-winning nature sounds playing, Forest, visit our website:

http://www.macunicorn.com

Remember: if we can offer you Freeware, it is because people registered our Shareware. If you like our software, do not forget to register!

What is FreeSpace?
Ever wanted to know how much free space you had on all your hard disks, graphically, when you want to copy a large file?
Ever wanted to know, for fun, how much free space you have on your hard disks?
You can get all the info you can with FreeSpace, an addictive freebie you will keep using once you used it once.
FreeSpace is compatible with MacOS 8.6, MacOS 9 and MacOS X.

Features:
- Indicates the Free Space available on your volume(s)
- Indicates the Used Space of your volume(s)
- Indicates the Total Space available on your volume(s)
- Displays a graphical bar with the Free/Total space available on your volume(s)
- Works with any volume

Since it is free, just give it a try, and we assure you that you won't trash it!

Carbon?
FreeSpace is a Carbon application. If you use MacOS X, it will run natively. If you use MacOS 8.6 or better, it will also work natively. You shouldn't worry about this.

Installation
FreeSpace is a very useful application for many people. Just drop an alias in the Apple Menu folder or on the Dock if you use MacOS X.
FreeSpace is a stand-alone application: it will work with any system, without any external file, on any computer.
You don't have to read any documentation to understand how it works: just double-click on it, and enjoy!

Registration
FreeSpace is a freeware. That said, however, if you can't live without it, you can register it for $9. The application looks simple because it is well-designed, but it wasn't easy to do it, so if you feel like it, you can support us for $9.
To register FreeSpace, please visit:
http://www.macunicorn.com/register.htm

You can use FreeSpace without time limit, since it is a Freeware. If you use it and don't want to pay for it, you can!

Instructions for use
FreeSpace is extremely easy to use.
Just open the application and FreeSpace will list all your hard disks.
You can insert or unmount any disk anytime: FreeSpace will automatically refresh the listing.

FreeSpace will work with any volume (Hard Disk, ZIP, CD-ROM), and will detect HFS, HFS+, ISO9660 and PC volumes. It will detect volumes from 720K to 99Gb. It will also detect a maximum of 12 volumes mounted on the desktop (other volumes will be skipped).

Disclaimer and copyright
FreeSpace is ©2001 Mac Unicorn Software.
Even if FreeSpace is bug-free, we make no warranty whatsoever, either implied or express, as to its correct functioning. When using this software, the user assumes all responsibility for damages caused, directly or indirectly, by its use.

Distribution
You can include FreeSpace on the Internet and on free CD-ROMs. Please note that if you do so, we would like you to warn us.
FreeSpace is Freeware, which means that you are allowed to use it without time limit and on any computer. Please feel free to give it to anyone. FreeSpace is not open source, so we still own its copyright.

How to contact us
If you wish to tell us how great FreeSpace is, or if you have a bug report, send us an e-mail at:

support@macunicorn.com

Even though FreeSpace is Freeware, we do support it entirely.

Version history

1.0.4
- Icons updated

1.0.3
- FreeSpace will remember the position of the main window
- FreeSpace will properly refresh the disk list when a volume is unmounted
- Under MacOS X, FreeSpace will properly display the name of the startup disk
- If more than 12 volumes are mounted, FreeSpace will properly manage 12 volumes

1.0.2
- Will now display the used space, the free space and the total space
- Improved interface
- You can now resize the window
- Support for up to 12 volumes

1.0.1
- Smaller memory footprint
- Now works with UNIX disks

1.0
- First public release.